Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 13, 1889, Page 3, Image 3
THE OMAHA DAKQY APRIL13 , 18S9. ME SPECULATIVE MARKETS , Wheat BualnoBS In a Mixed Con dition. CORN CLOSESATSMALLADVANCE JVnntlicr Active Dny In OntB Provls- Ions About Hold Tliolr Own The Onttlo Hun Contlti- UCH to Incrcnsc. CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS. CuiCAfio , April 12. [ Special Telegram to TUB IJnB.i Satisfying rains over the major portion of the winter and spring wheat areas , and the low barometer In the extreme north west , whcro drouth tins caused some appre hension , and the discouraging cables , caused a weak opening In the wheat market , but as the decline Induced quite a number of local ihnrts to accept , the profits and offerings on the break were not excessive. The market teen steadied and showed signs ot reviving itrcngtli. The May future was bid up sharply by McDonald and others , July future selling rapidly up to SUfcnftcr the room traders , tvho were short , had covered , and the out- mlojmarkets evinced no indication of ro- ipondlng to the advance. The demand ibatcd , and a short period ot Inaction fol lowed. There being nothing In the situation to alarm the larger shorts , the offerings gradually Increased , growing In volume as the market declined , until a flood of long and short wheat deluged the pit. The shtaf rel'unco of the bull party has been the oversold condition of the July fu ture , bill as thu short Interest Is mainly pro fessional and llnanchilly strong , they are not easily frightened Into covering the now crop delivery , with such splendid promise of an early nnil abundant scnson. There were rigorous sellers on every hard spot , until July touched SHfc , and much long stuff came out on the way down. The market ap peared to have some recuperative powers when free from the pounding of the bear leaders , but after working back to 82 } c , the , dual onslaught by the Joncs-ICennott crowd forced the price to 81 % ' < Slc. Therewcro nuxious shorts In the old crop futures , and confident bears In the now , and while the former bid anxiously for what was a very scarce article , the latter opened the sluices and about drowned the market with July wheat. The closing prices showed the result of this mixed condition of affairs , May and Juno paining from IJ c to le , while July closed le lower than It did yesterday. The market for corn opened steady , and under the fair demand advanced and caused eorno uneasiness to the shorts , who were in duced to buy some. When their wants were Buppllcd the feeling became dull and prices a trllle easier. Shipments by lake arc now likely to rcduco the stocks hero , the outward movement to-day and yesterday being on a liberal scale. The foreign markets continuo to bo quoted steady to llrm for American corn , and orders at the seaboard on foreign account are reported to bo equal to thp offerIngs - Ings of vessel room , There was less activity In trade than was the case on the two preceding - ceding days , and the business done was like wise largely on local account. The fluctua tions were narrow , and in the end only a small fraction In advance of the closing figures of the day before. In oats another active day was noted with a full cent decline in May the feature of trade. The recent weak ness in this cereal evidently brought out a lot of stop orders , whcro mar gins wcro exhausted , and as a result there was to-day a uencral selling by the crowd. After the steady opening at 25Ho. May declined to 24c , owing to a lack of support aside from that givoii It by the shorts. There was a sharp demand around the inside , with liberal business recorded on the down grade. It was not generally believed lioved that the clique were doing much. Juno and July were quiet and relatively much steadier than May , while cash oats shared the weakness , with No. 3 regular of fered Into in the day at 24c. Provisions about hold their own. The day's range of prices was pretty much the Bamo ns that of yesterday. The fluctuations were limited and the actual changes made were without significance. Pork and short ribs , In fact , were quotably unchanged nt the close , while in lard the Until quotations Indi cated a decline of only -c. CHICAGO tiIV13 STOCK. CHICAGO , April 12. fSpeclal Telegram to TUB BEE.J CATTLE The weather Is rainy , foggy and gloomy. The run continues to in crease , and now shows 12,000 inoro than for the same time last week. Trade was not ns active as for the past four days , and prices again ruled a shade lower , but on tha other hand anything in tno light , handy classes sold about as strong as at any ttmo. The chances were that about everything would bo sold. There wcro n few lots ot Texans among the arrivals that sold for all they were wortti when compared with the prices cur rent on natives , cow stock , bulls and coarse common stock soiling fairly well. 'Stockors mid feeders nro about the sarno ns for n week past. Choice to extra hooves , 54,403-1.05 ; medium to good bulls nnd mixed. $2.00@3.40bulk$2.40@3.00 ; ; Texas steers , $3.00@3.0. Hoas Trade was active with an up turn of about 5c , as compared with close of yes terday , yet the great bulk sold ut $1.75 for the best mlxcu , a few going us low as $4.05 © 4.TO , nnd a few at $4.S > 0 , Light sorts sold nt $4.SO@4.00. _ _ FINANCIAL. Nr.w YOIIK , April 13. [ Special Telegram to TUB Ben. I STOCKS The action in the stocks at the opening to-day was Just tne opposlto of the preceding days. There was a spurt of activity-but llrst prices were } $ to X lower than at the close yesterday , Tills loss was followed by Insignificant do cllncs the llrst naif hour , while later there was a change of feeling and isufllciont reao lion to put prices at 11 a. in. about as at the opening. In the early decline San Francisco and Reading suffered the most , losing > < each from the opening. The feature of the morning was another bulge of lo In Sugai Trust , which was as quickly lost. The onlj shares on the list showing fair animation the first hour wcro Atclilaon , Union Pacific Reading aud Grangers. The llrm fcclln ; which was notlccablo at 11 o'clock hold untl a better , buying movement resulted c In t strong upward tendency throughout the list , tha advances amounting to } { par cent In tnniiy aetlvo securities. Whlla Rock Island and Burlington lea the list with Rains of 1 and U.C respectively , St. Paul and Atchlsoi wore also well advanced. There was litth reaction from the best figures at noon , will the market actlvo and llrm. The strongtt shown In stocks about noon did not hold , ant later thcro wits a general letting down o prices , especially those which made fair ad vances before 12 o'clock , and the closlnj prices were but { to M better than the open ing figures and about the same as at the closi yesterday. There was a net gain ] 4 In Bur llngton , ff In Lackawauna and Reading with H loss In Lnuisvillo & Nashville am Blight losses In Missouri Pacific , St. Pau and Union Pacific. Atohlson closed } ( ol traifl the top and K lower than yesterday The total sales wcro 276,500 shares. The following were tha closing quotations U , 8.4s regular. isstt Nortnorn I'&cino , . as ? U. ti. 44 coupon * . . . .I dopreterred. , . , . . < . U. B.4W * regular , 0. &N. W KW1 If. H. 4 KK coupons 101 h do preferred I38V 1'fttlllctaor 'Hi . . .120 N.Y.Uentrttl 107. ' . Central I'aclllo. 2 | l'.l.A.K. . . . . . . . . . . SIS VJ ClilcncoA-Alum , , 133 Itoclclslaud Vl\ . CliU'tt oliirllnKton C..M. &St.l CS' fl * 9Vi doprefurred , . , . .1U > ) " JJ. , IJ tb M . , . , , , St.l'aiil &Omaha. , Xl\ \ Illinois Central. . . . dopreCcned Q.IV ] . , 11.4 ; W. . ' Ilulon 1'aclUo , ti\ \ K RUSH" .V Texasi ; ; , w..st.L.an > . . . > . . . H ? Lake Shore. . . . . doprefurred 2'H Ulclilgar Central , . Western Union M. ' Ml sou ll' cine , . MOMBV ON CIIA Easy5 3gS per cent ; las loufi 3 per cent. Pniuc MnncAKTitn PAFKH 4KQ6 per cent , SiEnttno ExctuxoB Dull but steady ; sixty-day bills , f4.87 ; dcmnnd , W.SS . rilOllUOH MAIllCBTd. CmrAOO , April 12. Wheat Irregular ; ca h , & 7c ; Mny , E8c ; July , 81 13-lCc. Corn-Steady ; cash , M o ; May , 31 IMCc ; July , IWVc. Oats-Steady ; cash , 24'fc } May , 21 IMOc ; July , 24Xc. Barley Nothing doing. Prime Timothy $1.28. Flnx-l.M. v Whisky $1.03. Pork-Steady ; cash , $11.50 ; May , $11.50 ® ll.MK ; July. $11.70. Lard Steady ; cash , $0.75 ; May , $ O.SO ; July , $0,90. Flour Steady ; winter wheat , $2.2.(35.25 ( ; spring wheat , $1.40(20.25 ( ; rye , $2.05(33.00 ( in barrets. Dry Salt Meats-Shoulders , $5.37J < ( $ " > .50 ; short clears , f0.37 (30.W ( ; short ribs , $5.90 ® 000. Butter-Quiet : creamery , 17/25c ( ; dairy , i2J < ? @ 22c. Cnceso Dull ; full cream Cheddars nnd .nts , 10 ! @ 10 | < fct Young Americas , ll@ll c , EgRS O'ulot ; fresh , 10@10J c. Hides weak ; heavy nnd light green alted , 5J c ; green hides , 4o ; salted bull Ides , 4Jfc : green bull , 3) c ; green salted air. Oif(30 ( c ; dry Hint , 7 @ 3c ; green altcd kl | ) . 4 ( > { 4 > fo ; dry calf , 7@Sc ; dry altcd , 7@Sc. . Tnllow Unchanged ; No. 1 , solid packed , c ; No. 2 , 8 , ' o ; cake , 4 > < c. Kecelpts. Shipments. lour . s StVO 12,000 , Vhcat . 22,000 10,000 Jorn . 173,000 401,000 Oats . 118,000 224,000 Now York , April 12. Wheat Receipts. 3,000 ; exports , 21,000 ; spot , quiet , weak and ewer ; No. S fed , 84 > { o in store ; iOfflSO o afloat ; W ; @ 37o f. o. b. ; No. 3 cd , 7 Kc ; options weak and lower ; Mny Corn Receipts , 23,000 ; exports , 07,000 ; not. quiet and strong ; No. 8 , 42J ( < 42J o n elevator ; 43J4@43Xc afloat ; No. 8 , 4'Jif 242&c ; ungraded mixed , 41@434c ; oi > - ions steady , moderately active. Oats Receipts , 03,000 ; exports.54,000 ; spot tcady ; options , moro active , weak and owcr ; April , JiOKc ; Mny , 29KW30c ; July , 92fe ; spot , No. a whlto. SS QSlc ; mixed vcstern , 30@33o. Coffee Outions opened steady ; sales , ,450 bags ; May , ? lti.7510.83 ; July , $17.00 ; pot Rio , steady ; fair cargoes , $18.75. Petroleum Dull ; United closed at 90c. Eggs Quiet but steady ; western , 10 ® Pork Quiet. Lard Easier , quietwestern ; steam$7.11K ; April , $7.15. Butter Fresh firm ; good demand ; west- rn dairy , 12@20o ; western creamery , 81 ® Cheese Quiots4cnd.y ; western , Lilvorpool , April 12. [ Special Cablegram o THE BBC. ] 3:30 : p. in. close. Pork 'n poor demand ; prlmo moss , eastern , Cos , itcady ; prime mess , western , 53s , steady. Lard In fair demand for spot nnd poor demand for futures ; spot and April , ! i5s Od , dull : May and Juno , 30s , dull. Wheat In poor demand ; now No. 2 , wlnterCs lldeasynewNo. ; 2 , spring,7s SKd , easy. Flour In poor demand at 11s , dull. Corn In poor demand ; spot and Juno , 3s 1' " . , steady ; April and May , 8s 9 > d , steady. St. LonlHApril 12. Wheat Lower ; cash , 83c ; May , S7 c. Corn Weak ; cash , ffltfc ; May , 30 8' @ Oats Lower ; cash , 25c ; May , 25 ? Pork Dull at12.25. Lard Nominal ut $0.00. Whisky Steady at $1.03. Butter In good local demand ; creamery , 23@-c ; dairy , 21@2' > c. Milwaukee , April 12. Wheat Firm ; cash , SOKc ; Mny , 80 0. Corn Easier ; No. a , 31 Oats Steady ; No. 3 , white , 23@28c. Rye Steady ; No.l,44J c. , Barley Steady ; No. a. 57J < C. Provisions Easy ; pork , $11.30. Minneapolis , April 12. Sample wheat in active demand and higher : receipts , 11C cars : shipments , 70 cars. Closing : No. 1 tiard , April and May , $1.01 : on track , 'OtNo. ; 1 northern , April and May , uJJ.j'c ; on truck , 91c ; No. 2. northern , April and May , 7S c ; on track , SOc. Cincinnati , April 12. Wheat Ne glected ; No. 2 red , 85@37c. Corn Barely steady ; No. 2 mixed , 85c. _ Oats Slightly stronger ; No. 2 mixed , 27 ® "whisky Quiet at $1.03. ICnnBitR City. April 12. Wheat Weak ; No. 3 red , cash , 82 } < c ; July , 860 asked ; No. 2 soft , cash , 80c asked ; May , 82c bid. Corn No. 2cash , no bids nor offerings ; May.23c bid ; No. 3 white cash , 27c asked. Oats No. 2 , cash , no bids nor offerings ; May , 19)40 bid , 20 > e asked. lavifi STOCK. Chicago , April 12. The Drovers' Journal reports as follows : Cattle Receipts , 10,000 ; market lower , at lOe decline ; beeves , $ -1404.05 ; steers , $3.40 ( < | 4.33 ; stockers and feeders , $2.50@3.50 ; cows , bulls nnd mixed , $2.00(3)3.40 ( ) ; Texas steers , $3.80. Hogs Receipts , 11,000 ; market strong nnd Co higher ; mixennd ! heavy , $4.CO@4.80 ; light , $4.05@4.05 ; skips , $ JUO@MU. Sheep Receipts , 5OW ) ; market steady ; na tives , fl.00@5.50 ; western corn-fed , 4.90 ® 5.50 ; lambs , $ -1 75@0.15. Nationul Stock Vanl-j , Knit St. liotils , April 12. Cattle Receipts , COO ; shipments , 200 ; market strong ; cholco heavy native steers , $4.00@4.50 ; fair to good , $3.20 ® 1.00 ; stockcrs and feeders , $2.10@d.20 ; rangers , corn-fed , $3.75@3.70 ; grass-fed , $2.00@2.90. Hogs Receipts , 5,100 ; shipments , 1,700 ; market easy ; cholco heavy und butchers' selections , $4.00@4.70 ; packing , $4.45@4.CO ; light grades , $4.CO4.70. Sioux City , April 12 Cattle Receipts , 339 ; shipments , 271 ; market 5@lOc lower ; fat steers. $ .2.85(33.15 ( ; stockers , $ i.35@2.85 ; feeders , $2.4l > @ . ' .90 ; cauners anl bulls , $1.00 @ 1.75 ; veal calves , * 2.0J4.00. Hogs Receipts , h52 ; market 5o lower ; light aud mixed , $4.40(34.47 ( ; heavy , $4.45 ® 4.60. KniiHun City , April 12 Cattle Receipts , 3,400 ; shipments , 1,200 ; heavy steersweaker ; medium , steady to strong ; good to cholco , corn-fed. $1.10@4.40 ; common to medium , $3.004.00 ; stackers and feeding steers , steady ; $2.00@3.50 ; cows , steady , M.75 ® y , oo. Hogs Receipts 5,000 : shipments , 2,700 ; market weak and So lower ; common tc cholco , $4.00@4.47K. OMAHA JUIVK STOCK. Cnttlo. Friday , April 12,16S9. A careful examination of the prices will not show much change in the market , but still there was an easier fooling In the trade. Everyone bought freely and the yards worf about cleared by midday. The dressed heel and shipping steers sold ut n range of 3.45 ; 4.10 , the latter price being paid fornbuncli of heavy but not strictly prlmo cattle. Tlu great bulk of the beef cuttlo sold at M.bC@ 3.90. Butchers' stock was not very plentj nor anything extra as to quality. The prices were virtually the same as worn paid yestor day for the same kind of stuff , A very con siderable proportion of the cow stuff sold ul $2.70 ( 2.90. Good feeders sell quite ruadllj at W.uO , while those which have been cornoil a little bring as high as $ : ) .2.V The vcrv llghi cattle , which could hardly bo called anything but stouUers , soil from $2.75 up to $3.00 , ac cording to quality aud stylo. In splta of the extremely light receipts thuro being Imrdly unuugh hogs nn sale t < imiku a market , the trade wns not quite ut to ypstoi day's plccs. Everything sold ai $4.40G4 .45 , und with the few liogs here thi pens were soon cleared , Sliui ) ) ) . There was not a load of sheep In the ynrdi to muku a market. The market was noml nelly strong ixt former quotations , with thi demand good. Ilccdptu. Cattle aoa Hog * j ; 5 , Prevailing Prices. The following Is a table of prices paid In this market for the grades of stock men tioned : Prime atccrii , 1300 to 1500 lba.3,70 Q4.35 Prime steers , 1100 to 1330 Ibs. . Native feeders Common to good cows Cholco to fancy cows Fair to cholco Dulls Fair to cholco light hogs Fair to cholco heavy hogs Fair to cholco mixed hogs Fair to cholco western sheep. . Fair to cholco Nobraskas HtfyrcRontnilvo Sales. STr.niis. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 2 750 13.20 53 1104 N.75 3 9S7 3.25 40 1213 375 9 953 3.85 0 1205 3.75 67 903 8.35 10 1114 8.75 5 1070 3.40 21 12.13 3.75 20 912 8.45 70 1301 8.60 10 1021 3.60 57. . 1298 8.80 > 7 930 3.60 20 1240 3.bO 20 983 8.55 18 1213 8.PO 17 1050 8.67X 18 1128 3.80 2 1103 8.0(1 ( 19 1295 3.SO 43 1107 8.GO 18 l.'ISO 8.83X 12 1143 8.GO 20 1289 3.85 7 1009 3.00 40 1171 3.85 10 1090 300 11 1320 3.83 20 . . . . . . .1177 3.00 5 1370 3.85 03 WO 3.00 89 1252 3.85 0 1197 3.05 85 1229 8.85 2 1030 3.05 18 1477 8.90 4 1343 3.05 17 1413 8.90 .9 1320 3.G5 185 1027 3.00 JO 1209 8.05 87. . . . ' . . . 1490 8.90 17 112(5 ( 3.0TX 60 1310 8.1)0 ) 5 1147 8.07X 11 H31 3.93 0 1103 8.70 2 1505 4.00 12 1310 3.70 37 1341 4.00 4 1108 3.70 18 1018 4.10 20 1233 8.73 2 1370 4.10 COWS. 8 787 1.75 4 1181 3.85 2 1220 2.00 20 1172 2.87J 0 783 2.25 9 1153 3.S7J' ' 2 1070 2.23 14 1000 2.00 0 911 2.83 1 790 2.90 1 920 2.40 9 1010 2.90 0 549 2.40 14 GOT 2.90 5 1124 2.50 1 790 2.90 5 970 2.CO 2 1040 2.90 2 903 2.00 11 1033 2.90 4 : S83 2.00 17 1030 8.00 3 1123 2.75 1 1180 3.00 5 954 2.75 5 1093 3.00 0 1033 2.75 1 1020 3.00 0 845 2,75 1 1130 3.00 C 10 , ! ( ) 2.75 2 720 8.00 1 1180 2.75 7 057 8.20 4 920 2.SO 1 1480 3.23 2 1220 2.85 1 1540 3.25 9 1040 2.S5 HULLS. 1340 2.00 1 1270 2.50 1440 2.23 1 1000 2.00 2 1330 2.23 2 1700 2.00 2 1440 2.35 1 1180 2.00 1 1500 2.50 1 2040 3.00 2 1020 2.50 1 1350 3.00 1 1000 2.50 2.50CANNEUS. CANNEUS. 2 035 2.00 1 1110 2.00 STOCKHUS AND FEEDEKS. 8 522 2.50 1 500 3.00 3 707 2.75 12 503 3.00 0 570 2.90 10 850 3.25 VEAL CALVES. 2 340 2.50 1 110 4.23 1 140 3.75 STAGS. 2 1000 2.03 2 1575 3.25 1 1350 8.23 1 1740 3.35 1 1840 3.25 HOGS. Av. No. Shk. Pr. 0 No. Av. Shk. Pr. 5..301 120 $1.33 47..290 40 * t.42X 03..2S7 80 4.40 G3..2t53 4.42X ) . . . . bO 4.40 07..207 40 4.45 153..230 SO 4.40 73..2(54 ( 40 4.45 CO..230 40 4.40 00..209 40 4.45 08..249 40 4.40 05..230 80 4.45 9..203 40 4.40 37..220 4.45 03..231 120 4.40 23..207 4.45 CO..2(53 ( 40 4.40 01..252 4.45 CO..254 40 4.40 07..240 40 4.45 23..277. . . 4.40 09..209 < 4.45 OS..245 120 4.40 Review of Prices. The following nro the highest and lowest prices paid for beef aud shipping steers on the days indicated during the past throe years. Sales of cattle in less than car load lots are included. Ijlvo .Stock : Notes , Hog market hardly steady. No essential change in cattle values. D. Hall , Persia , la. , topped the cattle market. Jim Doud , the well known hocr buyer , who has been In Chipago for some time , is ex pected back on Monday. The top on cattle ono year ago to-day was $4.15 paid for n bunch of 1311 Ib. steers. The IIOKS sold at a range of $5.00@.V35. The receipts of hogs to-day were the light est of any Friday's run this year. Monday Is usually a light day , and on two occasions the receipts of Monday fell below to-day's run , but taking the week us u whole , the re ceipts are nt about the lowest point they have been since the beginning of the year. OMAHA WHOLE SAIjE MARKETS Produce , FrnltH , Etc. BuTTr.u Creamery Fancy print , 24@20o ; choice print , 31@2Jo ; fancy solid packed , 20 < 2e ! : choice solid packed , l'J@20c. Dairy Fancy roll , 17@19o ; cholco , 15@10c ; good , 12 @ 14c'low ; grades , 10@lle. CnncsE Full cream Cheddars , choice , llj @l2J < o ; full cream fiats , two In hoop , \\ytit > 13o ; full cream Y. A. , choice , 123 $ ( < il3c ; off grades and skims , 6@ > 9o ; limburger , 10@12c ; brick. ll > , ' @ 12e ; Swiss , 14@15c. Eoos Strictly fresh , Sfe'Jo. Livi : POULTUV CnlcKcns , per doz , $4.00 ® 4.60 ; ducks , $3.75@400 ; geese , $8.5009.00 ; turkeys , per Ib , 1012c. DIIKSSBU POUI.TICV Chickens , per Ib , 12 ® 13c ; turko > H , 14@15o : geese , ll@12c ; ducks. VEAL , Heavy crassers , 150 to 200 Ibs , 5@ Oo ; Inferior calves , 50 to CO Ibs , a@5o : medium dium to good , 70 to 85 Ibs , 4@0o ; cholco to fancy , 100 to 130 Ibs , C@7o. VEQETAUMSS Potatoes , Nebraska nnd lown , choice largo , 20@25o ; common , 1S@ 10o ; sweet potatoes , Jersey , per bbl , 82.75(8 ( 3.00 ; ocets , per doz , 50@70o ; carrots , 33@40o cabbage , California , per Ib , 2o ; parsnips , per bu , BO@.Xo ) ; onions , red ctioico , 50@55o ; stl ver skin , U0@7. > c ; turnips. yO@2oo ; ruta bagas , 3o@40o ; radishes. 20@'J5c ; lettuce , 25 ( $30c ; cucumbers , $1,00 ; string beans , per box , 1.75 ( $ J.'J5 ; celery , 50@00 ; spinach , fl.OO per bbl ; pie plant , per doz , 50o ; parsley , per dot , 25c ; soup bunches , 35o ; cauliflower , tl.50Q1.75 ; asparagus , COQrOc ; beats , now 40c. 40c.GAMB GAMB Mallard , per doz , $3.00(33.50 ( ; red head , per doz , * 2.50@3.00 ; teal , per doz , $1.75 y.-.00 ; common smull , per doz , $ l.X@l.50 ( ) rabbits , per doz , 90c@Jl.OO ; Jack rabbits , per doz , * 3.00@3.60 ; snuirrels , per doz , 00c@$1.00 Jack snipe , Jl.OOMt.25. AITMM Per bbl. fancy Now York nnd Michigan. $ ' . ' .75 : choice , $2.25 : cholco Mis sourl , rJ.25 ; good , S1.750J2.UO. FOKEIOX FituiTs Malaga grapes , kegs , 40 to 55 Ibs , lOo per Ib ; bananas , per bunch $ l.50g3.00 ( ; lemons , fancy now , UOO to 8C03 $3.00&3.75 ; oranges , Los Angeles , $2.50 Uivftraides , $3.50 ; Navels , 85.00 ; Hanchito ( JiiANiiuitRiRS Bell & Duglo , cholco , $0.00 Iioll _ & Cherry , choice , $5.50 ; cholco Jeroey $2. 10@2.20 ; good clean country , $1.05@3.00 off or poor stock , ? 1.00@1.50 , California , * 2.X ( ( 2.10. CIDER Michigan , porbhlt4.50@5.00 ; New York , par bbl , $5.00@5.60 ; half bbl , $2.75(2 ( . . FBATUKHS Per Ib , prlrao llve'gecse , white 35i$40c ; mixca with gray , 25030 ; damp aud musty , IDM-JOc ; prlmo Hvo domestic duck , 2C ( < ] 25u ; wild duck. 15@20c. SAUURKIUUI Per bbl , 80 gal , choice , $3.00 per half barrel , $2.00. Poi-coitN Per Ib , rlco. l@lKc ; common UO.-IEI Mb frames , ctiolco white , 15@10c ark , 130rM4o ; strained , 10@2c. } Jni.ur.s KQ4o per Ib } , preserves , inr Ib. LAMI > 7 > jo In BO Ib pkgs. Miscr.MEAT 0 < i@7o cor Ib. STIUWIIEIUHCS 30 ( < i30c jcr ) box. Groceries. Revised prices nro as follows ! BAOOI.NG Sturk A , seamless , OCc ; Amos- ccag , seamless , 17Jf ° i Lowlston A , seamless , Oc ; American , seamless. 17O burlaps , 4 to G bu , HC'Ho ; gunnies , single , I4c ; gunnies , double , 23c ; wool sacks , -tUc TWIXE Flux , 20os cotton , 18ft22c. Dinni ) FHUIT-J Figs , in boxes , per Ib , 0 ® lOc ; dates , In boxes , 7@10o ; London Dchcsa raisins , per box , $5.00 ; Malaga loose raisins , 12.30(32.50 ( ; now Vrilcnein'fftlslns , per Ib , 7o : California loose Muscatels , per box , $1.80 ® 2.30 ; California Londons , IbSS , $2.30 ; pitted cherries , 17o ; California pitted plums , per b , fl@llc ; dried blackberries , per Ib , C@7c ; dried raspberries , per Ib , 20c ; ovax | > nxtcd ap ples , C@7JCalifornia ; unpnrod evaporated caches. lOo : evaporated California apri cots. 14@17c ; currants. 6c ; Turkish prunes , ? s@-fio ; citron , 22@24c ; orange peel , 15o ; onion peel , 14o ; Cwlforula French prunes , 7 ® I Ic. PICKI.F.S Medium , in bbls , (5.00 ; do , In .alfbbls , W.OO ; small , in bbls , fG.iH ) ; do , in half bbls. * ar > 0 ; gherkins , in bbls , 17.00 ; do , n half bbls. fl.OO. HoiflTcn Cori-nns German , 24J < c ; Mc- Laughlln's XXXX , 24Ko ; Arioso , 24tfc. Corrr.ES- Green Mocha , 25 30c ; Rio , good , ' 'Oo ; Mandahllng. 20@28o ; roasting { to , lOc ; O. G. Java. 24M2 o ; Java , interior , 22 ( < i2Jc' Rio. fancy , aiCrilSc ; Santos and Mar- ncalbo , KfTOlt'c. ' SUOAH Granulated , 83c ; conf. A , 80 ; vhlto extra C , 7fc ; extr.j C , 7'fo ; yellow C , c ; cut loaf , 8X < 3'J"i powdered , 8J c ; cubes , / 4 BEKSWAX Choice yellow , 2022'i'c ; dnrit colored , 13@14c. Toiucco Plug , 20 ® 35c ; smoking , 10@10c. SALT-l.33@1.40 per bbl. Ron : 7-10 , 14b. MAri.fi SUOAU Bricks , ll@12o per Ib ; > onny cakes , 12@13c per Ib ; pure maple syrup , $1.00 per gallon. SUO.VH Si'itui'M 34@35c per gal. WiiAiTixu PArnii Manilla , GJ c per Ib ; straw , lW@l.J < e nor Ib ; rag , SJfe per Ib. Tn\st Young-Hyson , common to fair , 18@ 25c ; Young Hyson , good to fancy. 3055c ; Gunpowder , common to good , 2225c ; Gun rowdcr , cholco to lancy , 400" > c ; Japnncom- non to medium , 1220c ; Japan , choice to 'uncy , 30@45o ; Doling , common to good , 23 © 40c ; Ooling , cholco to fancy , 5'l@70c ; Impe rial , common to medium , 23Tc33c ( ; 'Imperial , good to fancy. 40@50c. CIIACKWIS C@7c per Ib ; assorted cakes , 8 @ 15o per Ib , as per list. CANDV Mixed. K@I2 c ; stick , rock candy , 10 } ® 18o ; fancy candy , 7i HOLLAND Hniniixos 5090c. Mxcur.iir.i , Family , lialfbbls , $12.50 ; No. 1 , $13.50. Con FISH 5J @SXc. STARCH l7Mc. Nuw Almonds , 10@18o ; Pecans , 13o ; Bra zils , 9o ; peanuts , 9@lOc. SPICES Whole Allspice , 12o ; Cassia , lOc ; Cloves , 25o ; Nutmegs , 70c ; Pepper , 20c. BAOS Union square , 35 per cent discount. Dry Goods. COTTON FIANNEI.S 10 per cent trade dis count. Unbleached LL. , BKo ; CC , 0 c , SS , 7J e ; EE 8JioGG. ; 9c ; XX10' ' < Ju ; OO , llKc ; NN. li e ; AA , 14c ; DD , 15 o ; TT , l Ko ; YY , 18oBB ; , 19a ; bleached , 20 , S > $ c ; 70 , 12' < fc ; bO , 13 > fc. Brown'nnd slate , 60 , Uc ; CO. 12 , ' c ; 90. Hie. * CAiti'ET WAHP Bibb , white , 19c ; colored , BATTS Standard , 80 ; Gem. lOc ; Beauty , \ytc\ \ \ Boone , 14c ; B. cased$0.30. PIIINTS Solid colors Atlantic , 7o ; Slate , 7o ; Berlin oil , O o ; Garner oil , 07c. PniSTs Pink and Robes Allen , ( ic ; River point. 5 } c ; Steel River , 7o ; ' Richmond , 7c ; Pacillc , 7c. PIIINTS Dress Charter Oak , 5e ; Ramapo , 4c : Lodl , SJ c ; Allen , 7c ; Richmond , 7o ; Windsor. 7c ; Eddystoue , 7c ; Pacific 7c. PIIINTS iNinno BI.UK St. Legor 5 } < c ; Arnold , 7c ; American , 7o ; Arnold C , long cloth , 7c ; Arnold B , long cloth , lO c : Ar nold , Gold Seal , lOVc ; Stcifel A , 12o ; Windsor ser , Gold Ticket , 10 } c. GINOHAM Plunket checks , G c ; Whitton ton , tl ) c ; York , ( % a ; Norraandl dress , 8c ; Renfrew dress , bj ( § 12) " cj ; Whittenton , 8c ; Calcutta , OXc. / > x CAMIIIIICS Slater , 5o ; Woods , 5c ; Stand ard , 5o ; Peacock , 5c. BLEACHED SiicnTUrn Ellerton , We ; Housekeeper , 8J c ; Now Candidate , 8&c : Berkeley cambric , No. 00 , 9) o ; Best 3-4 , OJ o ; Buttercloth , OO , 4Jfc ; Cabot , " ! o ; Farwell , half bleached , 8Kc : Fruit of Loom , 8c ; Green G , Oc ; Hope , 7) ) < fc : King Philip , cambric , lOc ; Loiisdalo cambric , lOKo ; Lons- dale , 8 ! o ; Now York Mills , lOc ; Pepperell , 42 in , 10) < [ c ; Peppcroll , 40 in , HJ c ; Pcpper- 0-4 , inj u ; Pepperell , 8-4 , 21c ; Pepperell , 9-4 , ffiJo ; Poppercll. 10-4 , 25c ; Canton , 4-4 , Sj c ; Canton , 4-4 , 9 > $ 'c ; Triumph , Oc ; Wainsutta , He ; Valley , oc. BHOWN SiicnTis'o Atlantic A , 4-4 , 7 c ; Atlantic H , 4 4 , 7o ; Atlantic D , 4-4 , 0 } c ; At lantic P. 4 4 , fie ; Aurflra LL , 4-4 , Oc ; Aurora C , 4-4 , 4 c ; Crown XXX , 4-4 , OJ c ; Hoosier LL , 4-4. Oo ; Indian Head , 4-4 , 7Mc ; Law rence LL , 4-4 , Oo ; Old Dominion , 4 4 , 5) c ; Pepperell , E , 40 inch , \ ioPepperell \ , 8-4 , 18c : Pepperell , 9-4 , 21c ; Pepperell , 10-4 , 23c ; Utica C , 4-4 , 4 c ; Wachusott , 4 4 , 7) c ; Au rora R , 4-4 , 7c ; Aurora B , 4-4 , OJ c. FI..VXNGI.S , PI.AIII Raftsmen , 20c ; Goshen , C'car Lake , 30 > io ; Iron Mountain. LANNELS , AViiiTE G H No. 2 , % , 23 c ; G H No. 1 , % . SOX" ? B H No.2 , 224o } ; B H No. l80o ; Quecheo No. 1 , % , 42c ; Quo- cheo No. 2 , % , 37J e ; Quccheo No. 3 , % , SS o ; Aiunvan , 32Kc ; Windsor , 23Xc. FLANNELS , Run O , St-Inch , 15 c ; E. 24- inch. 21KC5 G G. 21-inch , 20e ; H AF , % , 25c ; J it F , 9f , 27e ; d , % , We. COUSET8 JKANS Androscocgin , 7J e ; Keai-iiargo , 7o ; Rockport , 0c ; Conestoga , . ICKS - York , ! W In , 12 o ; York , 32 in , 0 ; Swift River , 8c ; Thorndikc , OO , 8 0 ; Thorndike , EE. 8. ' c ; Thorndiko , 120 , 9He ; Thorndiko , XX , 15c ; Cordis , No. 5 , 9 c ; Cordts , No. 4 , lOKc. DBNIMS Amoskeag , 9 oz , IfiJ c ; Everett , 7oz,18Kc ; York. 7 oz , 13Xc ; Hayinalccr , 8Ko ; Jaffrey , XX , ll o : Jaffro.v , XXX , 12j o ; Beaver Creek , AA , 12c ; Bcuvcr Creek , BB , He ; Beaver Creek , CO , lOc. KENTUCKY JUANS Memorial , 15o ; Dakota , 18o ; Durham , -7X ° ! Hercules , 18u ; Leam ington , 22 0 ; Colts weld , 27 > ijc ; Melville. 25c. CIIAHH Stevens' B , 5 0 ; Stevens' 13 , bleached , 7o ; Stevens' A , 7Kc ; Stevens' A , bleached , 8c ; Stevens' P , 7940 ; Stevens' P , bloa'ched. 8Jfo ; Stevens' N , Oo ; Stevens' N , bleached , 9 > c ; Stevens' BUT , lltfc. Motnl niia Tinners' Stock. Block tin , small pig . .25 Blocktin , bar . 2t Copper , planished boiler sizes . .X Cojipor , cold rolled . . ! ! ( Copper , sheathing . .2' Copper , pitts . , . 29 Copper , Hats . .80 Gal. sheet iron , Junlata , 50 , 10 and 5 per cent discount . . ' . . ? . Pat. planished iron , 2ito27 A . Put. planished iron , 241to.7 B . Roofing , 1C , 14x20 , 1124heets. . , . 0. Roofing , IX , 14x20 , H'JiilHootR . 7.50 Roofing , 1C , 20x28 , 112ishoots . 11.00 Roofing , IX , 20x23 , 113 shpots . 14.50 Shoot lion No. 20 . , : . J)5 ) Sheet Iron No. 27 . . . . .t. , . . U.45 Solder . , . ' . 14@10 Tin plato , best charco.il 10.10x14. 225shcctsl' . 0.50 IX , 10x14 , 225 sheets M'j . 825 Tin pluto , coke ) t.i 1C. 10x14 , sheet8ii.t . 0.2r Steel nails , pur ICCB..W. . 2.25 Steel wire nails , per l/ei / { , . 2.75 Drutca niidlClioiuicats. ACIDS Sulphuric. 19 0 ; citric. 53o : xalic , 15o ; tnrtarlc , 48o ; Ain. < carb , llj c ; alum , 2 > ( c 3c ; arrowroot. ! iOc ; ibalsam copabia , 05 ® 75o ; borax , 10@lo ! ) ; citVmol ) , 60o : castor oil , $1.05 ( 1.10 ; cream tartar , 33o ; corrosive sub , 60o ; chloroform , 45@50c ; oxt. logwood , 12o : glycerine , 24o ; gum arable , ' . )0o ) : gum cam phor , 85c ; gum opium , $3.15 ; morphia sulph , f2.00@2.85. OILS Berpamot , t2.80@3.00 ; lemon , $1.00 ; peppermint , J3.00i/3.60 ( ; wiuturgrcen , J2.40 ; olive , 81.00 ; quinine , a548o ; strychnia , J1.05 Lumber. Diincnslonsmnd Timber 13 ft 14 ft It ) ft 18 ft 20 ft 22@24 ft 2x3 . 115.00 15.00 15.00 1(1.00 ( 17.00 20.00 2x0 . 15.00 15.00 15.00 1000 17.00 20.00 2x8 . 15.00 15.00 15.00 lfl.00 17.00 20.00 2x10 . 16 00 15.00 15.00 10.00 17.00 20.00 2x13 . 15.00 15.00 115.00 10.00 1700 20.00 4xS 8x8 10.00 10.00 16.00 17.00 17.00 0.00 Fencing- No. 1 , 4 and 0 mob , 12 and 14 foot rough . $1000@10.50 , No. 1 , 4 and 0 inch 10 feet . 17QO@17.50 No. 2 , 4 and 0 Inch , 12 and 14 feet . 18.50@14.00 No. 2 , i and 0 iiicb , 10 feet . 15.00 ® 18.00 Finishing 1st nnd2d clear , IX Inch1 s.Ss. . 40.00Q51.00 1st and 2d clear , 1M and 2 Inch , s , 2 47.00@50.00 3d , clear , Uj Inch s , 2s. 43.tXKj40.00 3d , clear , ! > ' , ' and 3 Inch s. 2s 43.00 ® 10.00 13 select , l } { , 1J < and 2-Inch , s 2s 37.00(233.00 ( 1st nod 2d , clear , 1 Inch a , Cs. . 4o.PO A select , llnch , s , 2s Jt3.K ( ) B select , 1 Inch , s , 2s 01.00 Flooring 1st com 0 Inch whlto pine 34.00 * 2d " " " 31.00 3d " " ' 20.00 D " " " 20.00 Com 4 and 0 In yellow pine , . . . 15.50 Star" " " , . . . 18.00 l t and 2d clear yellow pine , 4 nndOlnch i 20.00 ? oplar lumber- Clear poplar , box boards , K IB 8,2s 85.00 Clear jKjplar , X'n ' P nol 30.00 Clear poplnr , f In panel 25.00 Clear ix > plar , X ' " stock wide , s,2s 28.00 Clear poplar corrugated celling , K In. . . . 30.00 LJOStWhlto Whlto cedar , G Inch halves 13 " " 6X " " nnd 8 Inch qrs 11 Wnlto cedar , 4 Inch hulvcs 10 Tennessee rod cedar , split / 10 Splitoak ( white ) 8 Sawed oak ( white ) . . . 10 Shingles , per M XX clear 3.15 Extra A * 2 > 0 Standard A . 2.CU 5 inch clear l.GO@1.70 0 Inch clear 1.7rSi.M ) No. 1 1.10i$1.15 ( California red wood , dimension widths 4.50 Cypress'clear heart , dimension widths. . 3.40 Lath , per M 2.40 Ship Lap- No. 1 , plain , 8 and 18 Inch 17.50 No. 2 , plain , 8 nnd 10 inch 15.50 No. 1 , O. G 18.00 Siding 1st com , 18 nnd 10 feet 23.00 2d " " 19.00 3d " " 15.00 Fence " " , . 13.00 Stock Boards A 12-inch , s. 1 B. 13 , 11 and 10 ft 40 00 B " " " " 41.00 C " " " " 5W.OO D " " " " 23.00 ; No. 1 com , 12 in. s.l s. 12 feet. . 18.00 No. 1 " " " 14 and ' lOfoot . . . . 17.50@1S.50 No. 1 com , 12 in. s. 1 s. 10 , 18 aud20 feet 19.50 No. 3 com. 12 in. s. 1. s. 14 and 10 feet 17.00 Celling nnd partitions 1st com. 9 ? in. white pino'partl- tlon 32.00 2dcom. % In. whlto pine parti tion 27.00 Clear < in. yellow pine celling 20.00 Clear ; tf In. Norway 14.50 2nd coin , pg in. Norway 13.00 Boards No. 1 com. s. 1 s. 12 , 14 and 10 ft 10.50 No. 2 " " " " 14.50 No. 3 " " " " 12.00 No. 4 " " " " ( shlp'gcull 13.00 Battens , well tubing , pickets O. G. Baits , 2X Inch GO O. G. Balls , X3 , s. 1 s 35 3 in. well tubing , D. & M. aud bov 20.00 Pickets , D. & H. flat 10.00 Pickets , D. & A. square 22.00 Lime , etc Qulncy whlto lime , best .85 English mid German Portland cement 3.40 Milwaukee and Louisville 1.30 Michigan and Fort Dodge , plas ter 2.25 Blue Rapids plaster 1.95 Hair .20 Sash , 00 and 10 per cent dis count ; doors , blinds , mold ings , 50 and 10 per cent dis count. Tarred felt , per cwt 2.00 Straw boards l.CO SHROEDER & DEAN , GRAIN , revisions i Stocks Basement First National Bank , 3O5 fcoiitli 13th Street , - Omnlm HUSSELLi CLOSES. Ho Makes a Brilliant Argument for thn I'urnellltes. LONDON' , April 12. Sir Charles Kussell concluded liis speech in defenses ot the Par- nellltcs before the Pnrncll coinmisslon this morning. IIo undertook to show that the mon ey Parnell gave 13yrne , which the prosecution alleged was given for the purpose of enab ling Uyrno to escape , was meant by Parnell to bo used for the ordinary purposes of the [ caguo , and that Parnell did not Unow that Byrne was in peril of arrest. The court , Sir Charles said , in concluding his speech , was retrying the history of the Irish revolution. Ho uskcd that fair and generous consideration bo given it. If prosperity was returning to Ireland , thanks bo to ( Joel. Hut affairs were un healthy in u country wlinro the ucople con sidered imprisoned members of the house ol commons licros and martyrs. Sir Charles declared ho did not speak merely as an advocate of the accused members of the commons , but for the land of his birth , and ho believed in the best interests of England. Tlio inquiry which was in tended to bo a curse , had been u blessing. It had been designed for tlio purpose of ruin ing ono man , but had proved the means of bis vindication. There was a sensation in the court room when Sir Charles concluded his speech. It is the general opinion that ho never spoUo bettor. When ho had fin ished Presiding Justice Ilunncn passed u note to him in which lie said : "I Congratu late you. Your speech was a great ono and worthy of a great occasion. " Upon the con elusion of to-day's proceedings court ad journed until April 80. Destructive Forest Fircn. PiTTSiiuito , l a. , April 12. [ Special Tele gram to TUB Unn. ] for several days past fierce forest fires have been raging on the mountain riUga , extending parallel to the SusQUchanna between this place and Wllltos- barre. Acres upon acres of the finest pine timber are being consumed and all efforts to check the progress of the flames nro futilo. The scene nt night is indescribably grand. At Campbell's ledge the fire readied its climax , from the basa of the mountain to Us summit being literally ono vast sheet ol llamo , resembling u cone. Great numbers of small game are being burnt out of the woods. Mrs. Ijiin tr ) ' " Imok. NEW YOIIK , April 13. [ Special Telegram to Tin : Hue. ] The liandsomo residence ol Mrs. Longtry had a narrow escape from de struction by fire yesterday afternoon. A lace curtain caught from an oil steve used by dressmakers and the window casings were soon ablate. Engines were soon on hand ami the flames were quenched. Two seaui- 8trenses were severely burned about the bauds und arms trying to pull down the burning curtains. The pecuniary loss \vll bo fSOO or $000. Dig Haul for DETUOIT. Mich. , April 12. The Horrul tailoring company was robbed early this morning of u largo amount of Imported silk and velvet drosa patterns valueu ut over ( JOJO. The burglare worci seen by a watch man , hut made their escape , Governor Fo rale or Imnrovliitr. GOI.UMIIUB , O. , April 12. Governor For aker is Improving rapidly from his recent In Juries and expects tp bo out In a few days Ho U all right this morning. ARrlculUirnl Implements. CltUltcniLL I'AllKKlt , flealcria Agricultural Implements , Wagons Cirrltgci and t-iieglf . Jono otrcct. between Wh nd lUth , Omnhn , Nebraska. A METCALV CO. , Agricnlt' ' Implements , Wagons , Carriages Wholesale. Omahn , , OllEXDOIlF A MA11T1X CO. Whole < ale Dealers In AgricnltnralImpl6rnentsWagons& , BnggiGS 101t lt < U anilIVT Jones ttrcol , Omaha. MOLIKE , MrLUUnt&STODDAKD CO. , Manufacturer ! anil jobber ! In Wagons , Buggies , Rate , Plows Eta Cor. Ptli and 1'aclflo streets , Omaha. Artlsto' Mntorlnlo. A. IIOSPE , Jr. , Artists' ' Materials , Pianos and Organs , lilJ Douglas ttroot Omalia , Nebraska. Bpptg n ntl S h o o B. ir. v. Monsu , t Jobbers of Boots sndSlioes , 101,1101,1105 Dounlns ttrrct , Otimha. Manufactory , Summer street , IloMon. O o n I r C o l < n n d L Irn . C017 , , COK7 : .v LIMV CO. , Jobbers of Hard anil Soft Coal , 2W oulh 13th f treat , Omnlia , Nebraska. KEUUASKA VUKL CO. , Sliippe s of Coal al Goto 211 South IStu St. , Omaha , Neb. C r o o Ic ory gri d jOlmiswnro. PERKIXS , OATUH A LA UMAX , Importers aud jobbers of Grocery , Glassware , Lamps , Silverware Kte. 1SU Farnnm itrcct , now 1'axton building. Commission nnd Storage. IIWDULI. & 1UDDKLL , Storage anfl Commission Merchants , Specialties lliitter , cecs , cheese , poultry , game. llflliinr.nl ttrcot. Oinnhn. Ncn. Dry Goods and Notions. M. K. SMITH A CO. , Dry Goods , Fiiniisuiiig Goods and Notions' 110 } and 1101 Douglas , cor. llth street , Omaha , Neb. KlLPATRlCK-KOCn DRY OOODS CO. , Importers and Jolliers in Dry GoodsMions , flents' furnishing gnods. Corner llth and llaruer streets , Omaha , Nebraska. UEL1N , THOMPSON A CO. , Importer * and jobbers of Woolens and Tailors' ' Trimmings , 317 South litli street. Furniture. Y A STONE , Wholesale Dealers in Furniture Fnrrmm street , Omaha. Nebraska. CllAltLES SIHVE11WK , Furniture , Cciaha Nebraska. Groceries. PAXTON , GALLAGHER & CO. Wholesale Groceries and Provisions. 70S , 707,709 and 711 South 10th St. , Omaha , Neb. McCORD , JJRADY A CO. , Wholesale Grocers' 13th ana i.cavcnworth streets , Omaha , Nebraska. Hardware " TT. JT. UltOATCII. Heavy Hardware , Iron and Steel , RprlnKs. wagon stock , hardware , lumber , etc. 1203 and nil lliirnoj etrcot , Omaha. LEE , CLARKE , ANDREESEN HARD WARE COMPANY. Wholesale Hardware , Cutlery , Tin Plate , HoUls , sheet Iron. etc. Aecntn for Ilowo scales. Miami powder and Ljman barbed wire , HIMETiAUOH A TAYLOR. Build rs1 Hardware and Scale Repair Shop , Mechanics' tool * and lliifTulo scales. IMS Douclot street , O.imlm. Neb. Oils. CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO. , Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils , Axle create , etc. , Omaha. A. II. Hlshop , Manager Paper. CARPENTER PAPER CO. , Wholesale Paper Dealers , Curry n nice stock of printing , vrni | > plntt and nrttlni paper , bpeolal attention given to car load orders. 8 to ra i go , Fo r wa rd I n g & Cpmmlssloa ' ARMSTRO NOj PETL'IS ' A CO. , Storage , Forwarding 'and Commission URBT Co. ll irbulcsale ami retail. l. > tN , lil'i ' , till Itardelroet , Oinuliu , Tulophone No. 'M. XT. HAnDY& CO. , ' Jobbers of Toys , Dolls , AlliuiiisrFancy Goods , Douse furnlihliiK RooJ , chlMrcn's carrlazcs , .0 atu yurnaui strcei. _ Lu m bor. JOHN A. WAKEIVEL.D , Wholesale Lumlier , Etc , Imported and American I'ortlnml cement. Btal < ai ! nt fcrMllwaukcn hTdruullaoeiueotaDd ( Julncy whlto lime. CHAS R. LEE , Dealer in Hardwood Lumber , Wood carpets aud piirquetiloorlnB. Oth and Doukla streets , Omaha , Neb. L UMltUlTCO , , AllKinds of Boilding Material at Wholesale 16th Street and Union I'ttcl lie Track , Omaha , LOO IS Dealer in Lumber , Lath , Lime , Sash , Doors , lite , Yards- Corner 7th and Douglai. Come I'Jtli and FRED II' . QUAY. Lumter , Linm Cement , Etc , , Etc , Corner till and Douglas Bis. , Omaha , , Dealer in All Kinds of Lumlier , I3lhand Callfurnln btreets , Omtha , Nebraska. fflllllnory and Not Ion a. 7. OllEnVELDER A CO , , Importers & Jobbers in Millinery & Notion JIM,2IUand 212 South nth struat J. T. noaiKKON NOTION CO. , Wholesale Notions and Fiiniisliing Goods M and 06 BoBth 10th uroit. ( " nnnni PALMER , RWIlMAtf A CO. , Live Stock Commission Mci chants , Olrice-noom SI , Opposite Kichango Ilnllillnr. Unloi block YatUi. boulli OinuLa , K li. UNION KTOCK YsUWS cb7 Of Oiiiana , Limited , cJobnV , Ilojd , Superintendent. KIRKSNDALL , JONES A CO. , Suefessors to Ittc-J , Jones A Co. Wholesale Manufactory of Boots & Shecs Agents for llo-lon HnbbcrShoeCo , lltn. ItOlandllH llnrnny Sliect , Omaha , Nebraska , T Drowors. STORZ A ILKR , Lsger Beer Brewers , 15J1 North Klchtccnlh ttreit , Omaha , N . Cornloq. r . - , EAOLE CORNICE WORKS , Mannfactnrers of Galvanized Iron Cornice Window-caps and mrlalle kjT ! iti. John Ureneter. proprietor. IIBand ll'Jbnulh 10th street. Office Fixtures. SIMMONDS MANUFACTURING CO. Mnnufnctnrcrs of BanK , Offlce and Saloon Fixlnres , Unnllcs , Pliloliosnls , Hook Ca e . Drnu VIMures , Wall Cn p , rartltlnns. Hulling , Ooiinti-m. lleer and Win * fodlerj. HlrroiK , kteKnetnr j and onlee , ia ; ) nnd l a bouth IJth St. . Omalia. Telephone 1134. _ Paper Boxoa. L. W1LK1E , Projirietor Omaha Paper Box Factory , Nos , 1'iH aUI : 1 19 Dounlai street , Omaha , Neb. Sash , Doors , Eto7 -ti M. A , DISUROW A CO. , Whole. < nle manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds and Mouldings , lUanchlice ( , llh nnd Itard street Omahn , Neb. liOHN MANUFACTURING CO. , Manufacturers of Sash , Doors , Blinds , Moulding * . ttalr-worc ! and Imcrtor hanl vrood Qnlsh. N.I.cornerEih nnd l.cnreuNMrlh streets , Oniiiha , Nob. StoamFlttjriBB , P u m p a E to. sr/MiYtf * UL.IUK STKA'M j/y.t-i'/A'o o o. Pnmps , Pipes and Engines , Bteam , water , railway and mlnlnir supplies , cMk VA > , Vfi andte hirnam > tr ut. Omalia. U. S. WIND ENGINE , fc PUMP CO. , Steam and , Water Supplies , IIaildaj : wind mill' . 018 nnd OJ Jones St. , Omah * . U. K. Hoss. acting mummer. nROWKELL A CO , Engines , Boilers and General Machinery , Sheet-Iron work , steam pump * , saw mills. 1213-1211 LcaycnwortU street , Omaha. Iron Works. BOILER WORKS , Carter & Eon , Prop's. Manufacturers of all klndf Steaiii Boilers , TaiiKs and Shest Iron Wort Works South 20th and D. & M. crossing. PAXTONA VIERLINO IRON WORKS , Wrought and Cast Iron Bui ding Work , Knglncs , biass work , uencral foundry , machine and blnikscitth work. ( Jfllco ami norics , U. 1' . Kjr. nnd llth street , Omaha. OMAHA WIRE A IRON WORKS , Manufacturers of Wire and Iron Railings Desk rulli" . window guards. Manor stands wire linns , etc. 1S1 North ICth streot. Omaha. OMAHA SAFE A IRON WORKS , Manf'rs ' of Fire and Burglar Protf Safety Vaults Jail work , Iron shutters and lira escapes. U. Andrccn , prop'r. Cor. 14th niul Jackson Bis. THE CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE , ' Chicago , Milwaukee & t , Paul R'y. ' The Best Route from Onmlia nnd Council Bluffs to TWO TRAINS DAILY 11KTWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL 11LUFFS Chicago , AND Milwaukee , St. Fan ) , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids * Rock Island , Frceport , Rockford , Clinton , Diibitquc , Davenport , Elgin , Madison , JnncsUlle , llcloll , Wnoiia , 'La Crosse , Ana all otlior Important points E.ist , Northeast n4 Buutheast. Pnrthrough tickets , call on the ticket nsront at 1M1 l-'arriKiu street , In Darker Block , or at Union 1'uclfla IMillinan Klcepcrs and the finest Dining Cars In th worlil arc run an the main line of the Chicago , Mil- wuukcu & Ht. I'nul Httllwaj , nml every sttontlon 1 p la In passcnxcM bjr courteous employes of too company. U. Mil.I.Klt , Uencral Mannuer. J. R TUOKKIt. AmlMunt Uoneml Mutineer. . . . ' ' ' and A. V. H. C'AUl'ENTKIt , Ucncrul I'asscncar Ticket AKOIU. CKii 1C. MHAKKOUU , AnUtant Gcncrr.ll'asionsei nnJ Tlcknt Aront. T. J. CJjMUC , Ucnorul Superintendent. Pltbl'OSAIS Foil INDIAN SUIU'MKS ANH TKANSPOIITATION. Department of tin Interior , Olllco ot Indlnn Affairs , Wnalilngton , Muich . ' . 18SU. Kciilutl proposUs , inilorsou "Pi oposuls for IlL'ff , ( ulila for bocf must bo sub. mltt" < l In hojmrato onvolopes' . Iliicou , li'lour , Clotlilni ; , or Trunspurtiitlon . , " ( na the CUBO inuy bo ) , anil dln'cted to tliu Commissioner ol Indluii AlFalrs , Nos. in and 117 Woosteratreot , Now Vork , will boro.'elvoil until I p. in. of Tues < day , April" . ' ) , IbWi , far furnishing for the Indian nurvlro about IKXI.UX ) pounds bacon , : ) I(00UX ( ( ) pounils beef on HID hoof , 1OIKIUOJ pounds net boot , Ui'H.OX ) pouiKs ] beniiH , Tl.lK/i potlnda baklna poH-ilor , WXl.uOO pounds corn , 477.0JO ] ioundH cofi fen , Hi , > ( X iUiil pounds Hour , 74.0ml poundn feed , 15.1 , IK pounds hanl bread. fl.lX pounds hem iny.J.OiXJ pounds lard , K71 bnrruls mess pork , 17u < iO ponndH oatmeal , U7nXl'J ( ' pounds oatu , li , J ) potinda rice , HOX ) pounds tea , illO.IXXJ pounila salt , ( J.OOO pouudH Koup. 1)20.00(1 ( piiiindb HiiKar , and 2.1,001 'pound * wheat. .Also , blankets , woolen and cotton goods , ( con sisting In part of ticking. 26,000 yurds ; Ht.uulnrd call'.o. luO.iKX ) yards ; drilling , ll.i Xi yurda ; duck. five from all slzlntr , o .iKM yardn : ifenlinti , l , yurdH ; Olnijliaiii , 2o < lOiH , ) yards ; Kentucky jeans , 17ilO ( yards ; cheviot , U'.rtOJ yards ; brown uhoeU Hw , Stt.)00 ( ) yards ; blcachud HliootliiK. 20.0oa yards ; hickory HhlrtliiK , 15,000 yurdx ; callra slili line , fi.WX ) yards ; w limey. U.-'X ' ) yards ) ; cloth' Inir. Kioc-crloi , notions , hindwaro , medical sup- pilns , school books , A.C. , niul u IOIIK list of mis. rellanrouH articleH. guch as harness , plows. ialrs , forks , fco. , and for about ii',0 wagons ro- null od for thu survlco , to bu delivered at C'lilca * K < > , Kiuibas City , nnd riloux City. Alsoforsucli WHions us may DO renuirca , adapted to tli climate of the 1'arliio Uoavt. with CulKornl brakes , delivered ut Bun Kranclswi. Also , transportation for such of tlio articles , goods , and niipplli'.s that may not bo contracted fur ta be dulweii'd at the iiKencies. Jlldx mtiHt b mad d out on uovm nmi'iit blanks. Bi'liodtilei i lion lu thn kinds and quantities of subulbteuct bupiille i reoulrod for each uuency and hcliool. nnd the kinds and qua'illtlos in iross. of all ntlit'r nonils mid articles , to etner wlthblanlc prupOH.ilh , conditions to l > o observed by bidders. time and place of delivery , terms of contract and payment , transportation routes , mid all other neresbnry Instructions will li > furnlnlicd i.pon application to the Indlim Olllee In Wash ington , or Nos. Wi and i > 7 Wuosler Htroet , Now York ; the Commissaries of SnbKlxtence U , B , A , , at C'heyfimi ) , Chicago , l < eaven\orthUmalia , K.ilni LOIIIK , Saint I'aul , and Han Krnncioco ; tin roitniiihtOM at hlonx t.ty. and Vaukton : and to the i'ostmastcis , it the following named placet In Kansas : Arkanxai Uty , ( ' .ildwoll , Topekn , and Wichita. The right Is reserved by the BOV < tn reject any and all bidor any pan of any blirmid them propnjaU are Invited under jiiovlt.0 that appropriation shall be mud ( for the hllpplles by CnniiCM ) . Illds Mill bl openeil at the hour and dnynbovo ntateil , and lilildei-H urn Invite d to be present nt the openlncr , Ci'i tllkd Checks , All bids mui > t be avcomi ( milled by certified cheiks or drafts upon KOIIH united KtrilvH liepmltnry or the Klrst National llunkof Ios Angeles , Oil , for at least live pel cent of the amount of the proposal. JOHN II , OlliiU/V ; fommUsloncr. n IN TIII3 liKUKNTIAIj UUAI.ITIES OP Durability , Evenness ot Point , and Workmanship , RsinplM for trial of 12 different Myle * by mnll.oi cculi'tof ' 1O cruu iu iUiui . Ask ( orcsrdhu.il. 1YISOH , BL/iKEMftH / & CO , ,